u. s. and japan is not looking like it's going to help the country. i can, i'm going to have questions when the election comes. it's probable that he will not make because it and there will be yet another change in solitary and policy from whoever is next. thank you. for your thoughts on your time today, always good to speak to. i know our tongue and senior fellow at the beijing base tie. he institute think tech. thank you. you know i've been get clouds of smoke have been seen over trying me. yes. after a number of glass on fields in the pines, potentially tardies have begun evacuating and we believe thousands of locals from several at times. the governor also sees the emergency services cruise there at the scene and investigating what caused the blas more all involved. when at we hear more verified information around this economy seems to be swimming against a huge tide of sanctions. a recent world bank report predicts this year we'll see. and that's all the spike, members of the european economic area lining themselves with the latest e restrictions

u. s. and japan, the sonata leader or la god, really. it comes in the middle and lots of areas, but it does do poorly. hands compared to countries like france and germany on the number of hospital beds and the number of doctors and nurses on a number of seats in m. r. i scanners the cobit 19 pandemic severely tests at the end. h. s at optima is still posing many challenges. health officials and experts for and for the u. k is national health service to survive. it needs to innovate and reform. vince and monahan for inside story. the, all right, let's bring in our guess we're all joining us from london today, silva and then to see the chief and list of the kings fund an independent u. k. health charity organization to which put out a report on the state of the an h. s. recently we'll be talking about that dr. sonya out of sorry, joins us to your and a chest doctor and a campaigner. and jenny hale is ceo of pathfinders, near a muscular alliance run entirely for and by people with physical disabilities. and your organization offers social an

may try a restoration by forcibly entering an ox taking over ports, forcing japan to open up and then it was later in the u. s. has basically occupied japan since 1945. so you know, this idea that the japan loved and are interested in the us. i think you have to look very carefully at the historical roots before you start saying that that's not important or that race doesn't play an issue. the fact is, you know, you hear it all the time and he, us, oh, asians, well, you know, they're, they're good at math, but they're not very creative. now that, that miss has been busted by the fact that the china and other asian nations are ploughing ahead in terms of technological innovation. you still have the remnants of that, that somehow big, big white brothers should be taking care or, or keeping the brown brothers in control, whether or not data open. so office in tokyo, that's 1st and foremost decision for the nato member countries and, and appears to be a willing partner for that, that day. let's go back to juan. you said, uh, not exactly sure the point you were trying to do is, i'm not sure how many people in chin

may try a restoration by forcibly entering an ox taking over ports, forcing japan to open up and then it was later in the u. s. has basically occupied japan since 1945. so you know, this idea that the japan love and are interested in us, i think you have to look very carefully at the historical roots before you start saying that that's not important or that race doesn't play an issue. the fact is, you know, you hear it all the time and the u. s. o, asians, well, you know, they're, they're good at math, but they're not very creative. now that, that miss has been busted by the fact that you, china, and other asian nations are plowing ahead in terms of technological innovation. you still have the remnants of that, that somehow big, big white brothers should be taking care or, or keeping the brown brothers in control. and you have to on, to account all set to exchange boxes for the 1st time in a decade as against a backdrop of reconciliation in the region as a number of countries pay stubs to ease tensions and renew nights on tuesday, the foreign ministers of egypt until i can't announce the improvements of diplo

and goes beyond that ukraine scenario. however, it's a clear symbol from the u. s. to us alliances in the region, especially to taiwan and especially to japan. they are joining forces in defending time one here. and how do you think the move will impact washington's relations with, with, with beijing as well, let's not be. yeah, i'm realistic here. they are frozen anyway. and so there are many angles where both, let's say super powers are in stress and there are discrepancies on both sides tie one is one part of it, and i think the clear symbol here. so yeah, is, is this a part for tie one, maybe, as you said, also to say, well, we're not going to have another ukraine crisis. please do not move any further on taiwan because we are standing with this alliance and aligned in democracies. and is there any kind of reaction we can expect from china on this? i mean, they're not going to be happy as you've been saying. of course they are not going to be happy, but let's not forget the china is dealing still with a lot of is with themselves the teen young at fed, the yeah. for him. and so that changed back to one e and also now one of those major s

japan to open up. and then it was later in the u. s. has basically occupied your pounds since 1945. so you know, this idea that the japan loved and are interested in the us. i think you have to look very carefully at the historical roots before you start saying that that's not important or that race doesn't play an issue. the fact is, you know, you hear it all the time and the u. s. o, asians, well, you know, they're, they're good at math, but they're not very creative. now that, that miss has been busted by the fact that the china and other asian nations are plowing ahead in terms of technological innovation. you still have the remnants of bath, it's somehow big, big white brothers should be taken care or, or keeping the brown brothers in control. well, unfortunately we've run out of time, but thank you all for your contributions. carls are near tagging and ross find gold . thank you very much. the cultural cooperation between russia and iran helps to counter aggression from the west. those are the words from iran administer of culture to our to show us all and for 2 centuries, we'v

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and in many sectors of both economies in the country. the approval by the u. n. 's atomic energy watch saga of japan's plan to release previously contaminated water from the fishing. my nuclear plant into the sea has been met with uproar from a number of south korean and peas. they've been making their feelings clear to the agencies had i you got the gen, i would like to say the i a is conclusion regarding international safety standards is limited to nuclear waste from normal nuclear power plants. now the nuclear waste from nuclear power plants that were next it is gross, is how i am very concerned that director gross. i said in the media interview yesterday, that he would drink the contaminated water or swimming it. if mr. grossi is assured that the focus she made contaminated water is safe enough. i would like to ask if he is willing to advise the government of japan, a water deprived country, to use that water as drinking water and more industrial or agricultural water. instead of discharging it into the sea. yeah, and he's argue the international atomic energy agency report overlooks the long term

u. s. government definitely received this technology from imperial japan, in exchange for letting these scientists go and not trained them for their work crimes. and the reason, of course, these biological laboratories appeared is because they wanted to sabotage socialist or communist, basically any country that did not tow the line for their imperial conquests. the war criminals, new home was the secret to us, telling me biological weapon center at fort detrick's, maryland for defects of the summer. 60 of the view all the different ended of starting literally into the door she shoved. you've got the most can be always on the list. if it's the person who's going away with the collaboration between the us army and kill a scientist, according to chinese journalists, would produce results less than 5 years of to the end of world war 2. during the 1950 korean war, the radio message date is february. the 22nd 1952 from china sing was state news agency as our frontline corresponded and reported from january 28th to february. the 17th the us addresses won't planes systematically dispos stover, korea on all true

political stability and democratic balance if its own japan has started restricting the exports of its ship manufacturing technology. the government introduced the restrictions of to the u. s. and the netherlands passed similar measures. the new rules effects 23 types of advance, semi conduct to making equipment. the components of power, everything from mobile phones to military hardware. many a 160 countries now face tied to procedures to buy and ship making equipment from japan. well, $42.00 countries casteel in ports with fuel controls, japan producers about 10 percent of the world's semi conductors. but there are plans to increase it further. the us and china also in a race to increase the supplies, said you have a talk a she to is from the school of management and information of the university of it. she is okay. he says the new measures are in response to chinese aggression. basically this is a joint call as you move toward off for the aggression that we're facing, especially in this region from china. japan is following the move, basically to construct what we call the chip for united states, the netherlands, and also japan and korea joining in to basically formulat

and across the u. s. rob reynolds, l g. 0 los angeles, the head of the u. n. nuclear watchdog is a showing people in japan, the government's plan to release traded radioactive water into the ocean is safe. if he's a live pitches from the plan that was hit by us tanami the focus she meant nuclear power plant is where raphael rusty is visiting the local fishery organizations are rejecting the plant are saying that their fees a cruise potentially can you terminate the water. china and south career are also among those opposing name 15 people have been killed and for i'm missing officer. torrential rains in south west china. if all these days of rain and serious flooding in the junction region, hundreds of people have had to leave that homes in united problems. a war of words is broken out between the late as of the u. k and australia over the ashes, cricket series taking place in england. astronomy, as prime minister, anthony opened, easy, defended his team after burdens prime minister, criticized the dismissal of english batsman johnny best or during the 2nd test. it loads a match strategy, a went on to win

japan, but also the region and the international society. and it is totally unacceptable. the launch is kind of mid high to intentions on the korean peninsula. south korea on c, u. s. are taking steps to increase that for power. nasa gaines mills korea's weapons program. last week the us sent its new p a sub and written the 1st to arrive in south korea since the 1980s. also last week, private travis, king of the us armed forces to fix it, to north korea, total reg. so all the international action center sarah flounder says that north korea on the us provoking north korea with the actions of the real missile launches, continually unendingly, are coming from the us. and japan is actually part of these missile exercises. these what are called decapitation drills. so there's a real history behind this that would make north korea feel particularly written because july 27th is a 70 as anniversary of the pharmacists agreement. and in 70 years, no peace tree constance on ending threats instead against the korean people open north and sanctions. devastating sanctions, but parking a nuclear submarine in south korea is the greatest threat of all the time. now, a new us nuclea